The Traditional Method: A Controversial Look at Women's Roles in

Nigerian writer Solomon Buchi argues against women working 9-5 jobs due to hormonal changes and believes the traditional method of men working while their wives stay at home is more sustainable. Buchi believes that being stay-at-home moms is better for their children, despite feminists viewing it as a waste of education. He suggests that stay-at-home moms should have hobbies and businesses they can do from home. Buchi argues that women would choose other options over a 9-5 job if available, as hormonal changes make it difficult. He also states that being a stay-at-home mom is not a waste of education, but a different type of usefulness.

Nigerian writer and social media influencer Solomon Buchi has expressed his opinion against women working traditional 9-5 jobs, citing hormonal changes as a factor.

In a recent post, Buchi advocated for the traditional dynamic of men working outside the home while their wives stay at home and take care of the children, claiming it to be more sustainable for society.

He also argued that contrary to feminist beliefs, being a stay-at-home mom is beneficial for the well-being of the children.

“I don’t believe that women should work 9-5 jobs like men. I think women aren’t designed to work in that way. The traditional approach of men working while their wives take care of the household is better for society. Here’s a modern twist: stay-at-home moms should have hobbies and home-based businesses.”

Buchi further emphasized that most women would choose other sustainable options over working 9-5 jobs considering the unpredictable hormonal changes they experience. He criticized feminism for advocating liberation without considering the biological differences between men and women.

He addressed the criticism that being a stay-at-home mom is a waste of education, stating that education is crucial for being an effective caregiver. He highlighted the importance of knowledgeable stay-at-home moms in educating and nurturing their children.

“Being a stay-at-home mom is not a waste of education. It offers a different kind of value.”

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